Our lighting, japanese-style

The Japanese-inspired style is unique: refinement taken to the extreme, noble materials, and clean lines. The minimalist lines of traditional Japanese interiors create a calm and peaceful environment. A Japanese interior evokes a restful and poetic atmosphere reminiscent of the traditional landscape: misty hills, bamboo forests, cherry blossoms, and small streams…

Natural and neutral tones—such as white, beige, taupe, and gray lighting fixtures—paired with black or red take center stage. Japanese decor favors motifs such as flowers, moons, waves, fans, fruits, and mythological animals. Covered with rugs or mats made of natural fibers—the famous tatami mats—Japanese life takes place primarily on the floor. Furthermore, furniture is very low to the ground and is generally made of wood or bamboo, lacquered in black or matte red.

Lighting is generally minimalist; in fact, Japanese design plays on transparency and shadow with minimalist or sculptural light fixtures. The Precious collection by Celine Wright is the perfect example of Japanese-inspired design. The story of its designer, who, having lived in Japan, drew inspiration from local techniques to create her ethereal and poetic light fixtures. The result is a selection of exceptional, handmade light fixtures crafted from Japanese paper, or washi.

Lanterns, pendant lights, and table lamps are the hallmarks of this style. The Kimono pendant light from Karman captures the Japanese spirit and gently illuminates a living room, bedroom, or even your garden. Japanese-style lighting fixtures blend elegantly into interiors and offer a Zen-inspired, design-forward aesthetic.